Word: establishments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...have been slowly at work moving the members of the University faculties away from Cambridge. As early as 1903 President Eliot noted in his annual report that the living conditions of the faculty were deteriorating. This tendency has continued and become more pronounced. To reverse this trend, to re-establish a community of learning, apartment dwellings must be built for those students (some of them undergraduates) and younger members of the faculties who are married and have families. And for older members of the Faculty there are needs for many separate homes in the neighborhood of the University. Harvard College...
Calling for a closer integration of faculty members and students, Pusey said "for many years, forces have been slowly at work moving the members of the University faculties away from Cambridge. . . . To reverse this trend, to re-establish a community of learning, apartment dwellings must be built for those students (some of them undergraduates) and younger members of the faculties who are married and have families...
...making it clear that unless they did likewise we would have to resume our experiments too. That was my proposal. It was simple. It was safe. It was workable. And since that time both Russia and Great Britain have declared their willingness to join us in trying to establish that kind of policy...
...teaching methods in French and Spanish Ra have also undergone a radical change. Pictures, films, and recordings are now employed in an effort to establish a direct association between a foreign word and its sense rather than a mere translation into English...
...ACLU report urges that student discipline be enforced by a student-faculty committee which would also establish the regulations of conduct which it will subsequently uphold. Once again, the report demands specific and clearly formulated rules, inveighing against "such general criteria as 'conduct unbecoming a student' or 'against the best interests of an institution' which allow for wide latitude of interpretation and hence confusion...